# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1938_S245 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Publication Matters 245 Wuereas, According to the new series, the magazines known as the Lutheran Guide and the Young Lutherans’ Magazine may become superfluous; therefore be it Resolved, That Concordia Publishing House be authorized, in the event that the graduated series of magazines becomes a reality, to discontinue the publication of either the Guide or the Young Lutherans’ Magazine or both. 7. Synod should be highly gratified over the fact that our Sunday-school series enjoys a very wide circulation, not only in our own Missouri Synod circles but even beyond the boundaries of our Synod; and yet. it must be deplored that an appreciable number of our own congregations use privately published Lutheran or even sectarian Sunday-school material; therefore be it Resolved, That Synod urge all congregations through their officials to use our own Concordia Publishing House Sunday-school series. 8. Wuereas, The latest venture of the Publishing House to furnish inexpensive devotional booklets has proved a phenomenal success; therefore be it Resolved, That Synod urge an even wider distribution of these devotional booklets. 9. Your Committee has examined the condensed financial re- port of Concordia Publishing House, submitted as a supplement to Memorial 601, and recommends its adoption. Action of Synod: These resolutions were adopted. Committee 11 also submitted the following paragraph, on ap- preciation of the faithful services of Manager E. Seuel, which was adopted and acted upon: We ask Synod to remember how deeply it ought to appreciate the safe managing of the large business interests of Concordia Publishing House in these troublesome times by our faithful manager, Dr. E. Seuel, and show such appreciation of his thirty- one years of efficient service by a rising vote of thanks. Report of General Literature Board (Memorial 602. Unprinted Memorial 20. Cf. also Memorial 607) Appointment Pursuant to instructions of the 1935 Delegate Convention the President of Synod, in conjunction with the Vice-Presidents, ap- pointed the following to the General Literature Board: Revs. J.G. ¥. Kleinhans, L. Buchheimer, Alfred Doerffler, R.R. Caemmerer, Mr. H.F. Bade. Following the acceptance of his call to Immanuel